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Oregon wolf report shows predators’ population growing, expanding
Oregon’s wolf population continues to grow and expand into western Oregon, but poaching of the predators remains concerning…
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Ochoco Preserve restoration turns farmland to floodplain near Prineville
On an exposed hilltop in the Ochoco Preserve outside Prineville, Gabriel Juarez carefully places palm-sized forbs inside shallow…
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La Pine is home to a record-setting ponderosa pine
The ponderosa pine with the largest circumference on record is in La Pine State Park. At one point,…
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Invasive tree of heaven spreads, as do concerns
Tree of heaven, a noxious weed and invasive tree, is making an indelible mark on the Pacific Northwest…
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Two Baker City hikers share their hobby through websites
Helen Loennig’s earliest memory of hiking in the Elkhorn Mountains near Baker City involves a heavy tent and…
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Plans for state timber harvests draw neighbor concerns
When Darren Orange received a letter from a surveying company in late March, he never expected it might…
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Helping fellow farmers, fishers at the coast
NEWPORT — Sara O’Neill, the co-executive director of the Central Coast Food Web, wants to make business easier…
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Oregon sees drop in farms and ranches
The number of Oregon farms and ranches has dropped, but the state’s agricultural industry remains dominated by family-owned…
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Author charts the trails of the North Coast
When Stan Pine first moved to Clatsop County from the dry landscape of central Oregon, he was wary…
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Three years after devastating fire, Detroit grapples with shaping its identity
It’s been three years since the Labor Day wildfires of 2020 nearly incinerated Detroit, Oregon, destroying 80% of…